Journal of Immunology Research / 2014 / Article / Tab 1 / Research Article
Exploring the Innate Immunological Response of an Alternative Nonhuman Primate Model of Infectious Disease; the Common Marmoset Table 1 Comparison of the percentages of different cell types observed in the blood from healthy marmosets, mice, and humans.
Cell type
Identification markers
Marmoset (present data) Reported percentage observed in blood (%) Marmoset [27 ] Mouse4 [30 , 31 ] Human Asian [32 ] Human Caucasian [33 ] Number of samples 130+ 20 230 200+
1 B cellsCD20+ CD3− 25 (10–45) 10–25 60 (21–85) 18 7–23
1 NKCD20− CD3− CD56+ 12.5 (2–30) 25–50 nd 15 6–29
1 T cellsCD20− CD3+ 62.5 (25–90) 50–75 49 (24–99) 67 61–85
2 CD8+ T cellsCD20− CD3+ CD8+ 30 (20–65) 25–50 30 (24–37) 27 15–40
3 NeutrophilsCD11c dim CD14− 35 (20–65) nd 13 (8–16) nd nd
3 MonocytesCD11c dim CD14− 3 (1–10) nd 1-2 nd nd
Reported as percentage of lymphocytes.
2 Reported as percentage of T cells.
3 Reported as percentage of leukocytes.
4 Recalculated as average mouse values from reported strains. nd: not determined.